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TO THE PUBLIC.

Under the force of circumstances well
known in this community, I assume the
direction and control of the old well.
known, Loewenstein Restaurant and Ba>
kerry, where I shall ever be ready toserve
the public in line of of business. Of
which l have some acquaintance. Hav-
ing received from the community moth
ing but generous kindness, I hope !
shall be able to deserve share of theii
patronage. My tables shall all be well
and neatly served, with the best culinary
Of meats and vegetables, with eggs,butter
and milk and other things conditioned to
special and general taste. Bread made
from the best -four, with but simple and
healthfull ingredients, will be speciality
MRS. CAMILLE LOEWENSTEIN.
July,30,87tf.
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b clip the following from the Winos
|dyance OF the 10th, as the close OF a
kiful tribute from DR.. B. F. Ward,
Eference to the death of the brave
gallant Col. r. G. Reynolds, of Ab>
bn:
entered the Confederate service as
lieut.. of "Co, L.! or Van Dorm Rifles,
Miss. Regt. He participated in all
campaigns made by the "Army of
(hern Virginia." and left the service
blonel of his regiment. l: was the
fnl duty of the writer to amputate
Inn as the result of severe wound
(ved in one OF the battles in front Of
rsburg, but few days before the
ender of Gen. Lees army. just beI
administering the chlorotorm he was
Fmed that II careful examination
BIT reveal the necessity of removing
hrm; he promptly replied, "do your
n without consulting me-"
he operation was performed late at
BIT by the dim light of two or three
bw candles and the last dressing was
lied just as the gray Of dawning day
eared in the east.
Fhen he had fully recovered conscious.
J. he glanced quickly at the remnant
lis arm, then turned his head YEARLY
after remaining silent for some
nents, asked if he could be permit 3
moke. His pipe was filled and hand
10 him; after smoking quietly a few
hutes. he carefully knocked out the
es, laid down his pipe and dropped
(arently, into a deep reverie for hall
hour, then calmly remarked: Per,
Is it ia as good a compromise as could
|e expected" and never afterward al
led to his misfortune while under my
|Fge.
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A vvornan's discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
b made and that too by lady in
county. Disease fastened its clutch-
upon her and for seven years she
hstood its severest tests, but her vital
Rns were undermined and death
ned imminent. For three months she
ghed necessarily and could not sleep.
bought of us a bottle of DR.. Kings
y Discovery for Consumption and
20 much relieved on taking first
b that she slept all night ana with
bottle has been miraculously cured,
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus
ke W. G. Hamrick &Co,, Of SHELBY,
C.-aet a free trial bottle at Branum
|oodwins Drug Store. noS
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Guardians Sale.
POWELL FIippIS, o minor,

POWELL FLIppIS, minor, !
vB. 7 NO. o1S. -
ExPARTB. IA
Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery
Court Of Grenada, county, Miss, rendered
at the March term thereof, A. D. 1887,
will, as guardian Of Powell Flippin, q
minor, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1887.
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at the eastern door Of the Court
House Of said county, the following land
in said county and State. Se4 ofse
section II, township 81, range 4 east.
W. s. WILLIAMS,
A. H. Whitfield, Sol. Guar.
Sept. 10, 1887. tds.
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Notice to Voters-Distrfct No. s

l will Register at my ONCE from October s,
to October 70, inclusive, all voters Of District
No. S, who are required to register by reason
Of change made in said voting District.
will also visit on Monday October 3, 1887, Ok
1887, Parsons station, for purpose Of Register
ing such voters. ]. 7, THOMAS,
Sept 10 Y7. Circuit Clerk.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1887.
Notice 70 voters-District No. s.

Notice is hereby given, that at the last Sep
tember Term 1857, Of Board OF Supervi, ors :
separate voting precincts. All voters north
Of Yalobusha River to vote at Oxbury school
house-and all voters south of said River, 10
vote at Parsons Station the terminus OF
L. X. TURNER,
Sept. Z, '87. .3t, Chancery CLERK.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL DICTIONARY,
LOVE.

BY KERR CHUNK.
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250 pairs mems shoes, that cost from
SO 80 to So 90, which we will sell for
81 SO. We mean basiness.
CO.. AUSTIN & Co.
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CABLEGRAMS.

CAR y, May l4.-1n the now con-
vsntion between the Porte and Great
Britain 1t Is agreed that the Britlth
oCcupa ion Of Egypt sba Re not less
than two and not more than FIVE
years.
BERLIN, May 14-Count Herbert
Bismarck, Germa Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, has started on his way to Dub
lin. Count Bismarck is to take a
holiday in Iceland, ard viii be the
gue0t of the M uquis of Londonderry,
tne Ind Lieutenant
TCULoN, May l4.-At trial here
the new mslinite shells, with which
the Goyernment is experimenting,
failed to pitrce the lion clad BelI
liqueuse against which they werI
thrown. Tue Belliqususe lie r veaseS
Ct the old type Snd WAS built in 1865,
LONDON, May 1.-two thousand
engineers and artisans etglg6d in the
various manufactures Of Bolton, Lam
csshire, have combined to strike to-
NOR ow for an increase Of two shil.
lipgs in wager. Ten thousand work
ingmen are involved in the move
ment.
ST. PETERSBURG, May IA 1t Is ru.
mored that Herr BleichrodeTs, agent
on behalf ofthree large binkiug firms
in Berlin a ID four In st. Petersburg,
has concluded an extensive argument
for converting the present outsand-
Ing Russian loans into new issues with
view to raising Russian credit
abroad,
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with their fEces set as flint when
there was question as TO the funda-
mental teuets of the theology OF their
day. No one shall ever say that Gil
bert ranked dancing as other than
an unpardoaable sin; or that Isaac
ever held out hope Of eternal veal to
the abandoned wretch who found
comfort ia whistling a jig or patting
Juba, that rhythmic memory Of Afri-
cas- sunny strand.
Poor Joe never entered the minis
try. He built houses instead. My
father set him free before the war.
At the close of that struggle he was
not long in feeling that his genius dii
not find sufficient scope in fitting
joists and mailing on shingles. He be-
came a candidate for the Legislature,
but before he could know the joys OF
victory or the pangs of defeat he
died. | had not seen him for years,
but | feel that the world is not quite
so bright for me as it would be were
this old friend Of my youth still
among men. To the last, even after
| was a man, he used to maintain
that in his opinion he was my equal
in natural capacity, and | am the last
man in the world to dispute the
proposition or to bear him a grudge
for maintaining it. That he was not
lacking in the instinct of historical
criticism the following story will
show:
One day, years after he had been
my pupil, as | sat reading in our Ii
brary, Joe entered and asked me to
lend him book.
What kind OF book doyou want,
Joe2"
"WelI, Nm marse Jack, I've
been thinkin' | should l-l-like to
read history book"
"All right" and | began running
my eyes along the shelves. Hume's,
Maoaulay's. Gibbons, Rollins, would
they suit joel just then my eye
fell upon large edition of Robinson
Crmoe. / handed it to him with a
steady hand and unblushing coun-
tenance He took it with many
thanks and departed. A month or
so afterward he dropped in again.
'Marse J-J-Jack, amt histories a
kind OF book what tells the TRUTH"
| could not help smiling at the
simplicity of the question. | then
explained to him, as best | could,
that histories were often full of I'M
truths touching things which had hap
pened, while fiction was often equally
full of truths as to events that had
never occurred. Robinson Crusoe,
explained, was fiction, but a man
SO situated would have worn goat
skin trousers, talked to his parrot, or
shot any oaunibal that might have
endeavored to roast and devour him.
AS l went on explaining brighter
and brighter light came into honest
Joe's eyes, and at last he exclaimed:
well, | KEEP readin aud readin' and
studyin' and studyin', and at last |
began to sort o mistrust that some o
them things warn't true"
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THE BATTLE OF THE BIRps.

A discussion among Bri ish birds once arese.
AS 10 where they should praise tho AL
The reverend faction Of rocks wore the 'oss
OF sbe swaliOws' whose 'enets were
There wapderers lex from the South cried.
No matter tho soil or the tree,
On which one aighteth TO lit up his voice
To the Lord OF the land aud tho SEAL
"Not so," cswed the rocks, with vehe-
menoe Ct
Opposition to drown, or o'erwhelm,
FOR Worship, in one place alone must all
Meath the high gothic arch Of the elm.
The cardinal. parr, t. or such foreign bird.
'Nea h the pala's roupdest done he may
But We, Who arc quite sit apart from the
should abjure p.gsp forms for church.
Whose boughs form a cupola quite;
We mu, I carry down twigs from our olm's
gothic arch,
To make II en- orthodox sitc,r
Then a great storm arose, while the advo-
O.tes fought,
Ths geege caoklo round as Of old;
The magpies repeated the words they were
The guils swallowed all they we're told.
The owls hooted round their discordant as
cent,
To the dreariest doctrine The dove
Good in vain. mid the tumult, and did not
resent
That one heard her message of love,
Till the lark, soaring up to the blue summer
sky,
Rained down her notes DER the crowd;
" ON the nightingaie's Singh wa hushed by
Small voice that was heard fro n the cloud
81 am highest to heaven, and up here, my
f'iends.
Your squabbles appear very sm Ill;
Every spot whoaco tho voice VI true WORSHIP
ascends
Is blest BY the maker of all.
Sing out In the wild wood, ye mavis ant
| morlei
| Ye p,armi cans, CRY DER tho moorl
Cav, ye reverend rocks, round the elms o
the Earll
Robins. pipe round the homes of the or
| The MAJ ter who gave zach different tone,
And u plumago diverse Ne our birth,
| Never meant that one form Of tree or ston
should be hallOwed alone upon earth.
Let tho rock have his lancet SNAPPED aisl
and groined ROOT,
His dome Of rich foliage the wren,
Then thall birds, in their harmony, carr
Icpr OF
To the turbulent children oil men,"
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is making a great social success, and
as the people have found out that in
America we produce great hunters
aud Indian fighters, who are refined
and polished gentlemen, he is loaded
down with invitations, but very few
Of which he is able to accept. The
Indians are employing the time be-
fore opening in visiting theaters and
places Of interest, and attract a
prodigious amount Of attention
wherever they appear. Red Shirt,
the head Sioux chief, who closely
resembles Napoleon Bonaparte-the
striking likeness being everywhere
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A FATAL Accident on the Mobile aud
Ohio Railroad.

MERIDIAN, MIes May Am extra
engine going south and north
bound passenger train, oolided three
miles north of Waynesb ,ro, Mise, on
the Mobile and Ohio road, last even
ing, resulting in killing Fireman Rob-
ert s. Hepsught, of the tx ra engine,
and ipjuring Engineer W E. Tew,
Mail Agent Bell and Conductor P. II.
Hickey, OF the passenger train Both
engines were gong at full speed wlen
they collided. The express, mail and
baggage cars were badly damaged aud
both engines were entirely demo!ish sd.
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Dumb Brutcs and tho Earthquake

Dunno bruteS ana tho Earthquake
The recent earthquake caused
much greater alarm among ANIMALS
than people, Several instances are
cited where cattle on the ranges ran
wild with excitement 1t is said a
mare at Pusch's ranch stood for sew
eral hours trembling with fear and
refused to move. 1t was a notice
able fact that Tucson, with its more
than 1000 of the canine breed, was
as silent from the bark of dogs the
night OF the day of the earthquake
as the mid desert. Many who were
driving horses noticed the terror
stricken appearance OF the animals.
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Miss CATHARINE WOLFE helped
a number of girls through Vassar,
without letting them know from
whom the money came.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-02
s,idn,t e.e.ps.ss dividend

Bill Nye. the humnrist, in the
New York Mercury. has commun
ication addressed To IA Communist
He touches on several propositions
pertinent to the doctrine OF Cam-
mEnism aud closes the letter t. his
CoDmunisiic contem porary with
the following:
OF course | am willing to put
my money into "a common fan II |
can be convinced tina, il i best
was an inside assenger on a Lead
vile coach some years ago when a
few of our friends suggested that
We all put our money into com
mon fund. and [ was almost the
trst one to see they were right.
They went away into the mountains
to anportioD the money they got
from our party, but | never cot my
dividend. Probably they lost my
postoffice address.
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The SNAKE Liar.

Yesterday nan climbed the ed
itarial stairs and said he wanted to
put the editor on a musical SNAKE
ound near Genoa.
The snake is wonder. He
sticks his tail into his mouth and
blows on it. The blowing makes
AL the notes on the scale"
How does he moderate the
~nuna?"
Ca easy enough, he runs a little
piece of hone out and in from the
end of his tail aud thus makes the
moderation. | heard him play
Coming through the Rye" the
other night. He heard the Genoa
band plav the tune and copied it
exactly.
The man was shown the. door
and induced tn go to the Index Of
flee and confer with Jim Townsend
who was the acknow lodged snake
liar of the West. Stories such as
are told by the Genoa men are not
sufficiently seasoned for our col
umnS
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ALI SORTS.

Wizard On at Geo. Thaxter's.
The weather still continue.
warm.
John Cnhna has reduced the
price of baths to 20 cents.
-FoR SALE.-A first class square
piano. Inquire at this office.
-Resenblat. the drummer, was
discharged from custody yester.
day.
The auction sale of town
lots at Pacific Grove has realized
$4,000.
The Dayton News Reporter has
sold its plant and will not appear
hereafter.
IF you want to keep cool this
hot weather buy one of Blumenthal
& COINS thin suits for So.
County Commissioner Martin
will put men to work on the Gin
ton mine at Lundy. shortly.
Mr.. H. P. Cohn, ex-business
manager of the Enterprise, left for
San Francisco on Wednesday even
ing.
BY telegraphic error yester-
day the death Of Mrs. Hamilton
Fish was made to read Mr.. Hamil-
ton Fish.
-FoR SALE.-A large roomy
residence in the Western part of
the city. Fine location. Apply at
this office.
The Ladies Art and Industrial
Association. will meet at the Ar
linston Parlors, Saturday afternoon
at . clock.
County Clerk Doane, wishes
US to inform all persons having
bills against the County TO present
them today without fail.
Bishop Whitaker expects to
make a tour through the Eastern
part of the State next week, to
such points as have railway con-
nection.
"A Cincinnati Jew owed a
firm in that city $50 for an
which he seemed disin-
10 pay. An attorney IN
iuced him t. take a Turks
bath, and while he was enjoying
! constable came in and !
took all his clothes, not even
raving his shirt stud. After a
hree hours wait his brother |
him his old suit.
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level. The evening before a DE e.
gi.ion from the Miners Union
waited on Mr., Patton and begged
| to be allowed to attempt to make
the rescue from that point There
were twelve men in the party head
ed by Patton and Lyman. The
two bulkheads on the 200 level
were toru down and as the clay was
removed from the second one it
sucked air showing that the fire
must have gone out tor want of
substance. ~.
The party followed the air in
and reached within 200 feet of the
foot of the incline. when they were
driven back by the heat and want
of air. s-sez
Aiterh4m an hour another at
tempt was ma1e aud the incline
was reached. The heat at this
point was terrific and the party re-
manned but few seconds The
tim bers were crushed in and the in
clue choked with rocks timuers
and general debris.
The gas and heat were terrible,
and the party fell back to the
bulkhead half dead with heat and
exhaustion. IL is impossible to
make the rescue from that point.
The relief incline is now down 40
feet, and straight crosscut started.
The men work in 3U-minute shifts,
and are working their way to the
men with an IDgersol
drill. The ground is something
terrible, and the olasts come out In
pot holes removing but little rock.
The feeling here hourly grows more
aud crowds of men remain
al the Con. Virginia shaft all night. |
Tomorrow, ard perhaps tonight,
Will tell the tale. ID.
LATER.
VIRGINIA CITY, July !, S:3UP. NJ.
No connection at present writing. |
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A competent young woman wants
a situation to do general house
work. A small family preferred.
For Information apply to p. S. Cor
bett. 1w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-02

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she criea for CastoslA
When the became Miss. she chung to Castoria-
W.T. she bad Children, she gave them Castori
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-02
M aria as married d.

NEW York, June 30rh.-Mrs,
Maria Halpin. the story of whose
relations with Cleveland in Buffalo
were so widely published during
the Presidential campaign of 1884.
has been recently married. She is
now Mrs. Albert Secord, and is liv-
ing in New Rochelle. Secord was
an uncle of her former husband.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-02
STOCK

STOCK.
1On Ophir-Ss
$50 Mexican A Is
500 Gould & Curry-3 20
420 Best & Belcher-6s
300 Savage-62
430 Con. Cal. 6 Va.-214
$50 Chollar "a
80 Potosi-7a
40 Hale & Norcross-54
405 Crown Point-9
$50 Yellow Jacket-Sf
455 Imperial-2 II
. SO Kentuck-1 So
400 Alpha-3 80
400 Belcher-6a
80 ConSdence-73
400 Sierra Nevada %
80 Utah-1 Is
$50 Bullion-2 20
400 Exchequer-1 so
$40 Overman-2 %
600 JUSTICE 90
$50 Unions 80
1900 Alta-2 10
200 Julia zoe
80 Caledonla-63c
100 Goodshaw-10
100 Silver Hill-45c
40 Con. Pacifc-45c
100 Bodice So
$50 Bulwer-1
100 Mono 90
1870 Holmes 2
800 Tioga-15c
$50 North Belle Isle-Sa
100 Navajo 25
$50 Mt. Diablo-3 so
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Question OF Ownership.

| Question OF Ownership.
The sale of the collection of coins
belonging TO DIR. Linderman, for
merly Director of the Mint at Phila-
Wednesdav. The collection in
cludeS many pattern pieces on
experimental casts made during DIR
LinGerman' connection with the
| MINT. and from these arose the
trouble. Ii has been the custom
of the previous Directors of the
! Mint to Sc or give away these pat
/ terms. as they choose, but on Mon
| day, Lyman H. Low, agent for
/ LInderman, received a letter from
DIR. Kimhall, stating that he re
garded the patterns andexperiment-
al pieces as the property of the
Government Similar letters were
received by United States District
Attorney Walker and by the auc-
tioneers. At ? P. NJ Wednesday
Inspector Drummond of the Secret
Service Department called at the
office Of the auctioneers with au-
thority to seize the coins, but a.
Low had anticipated such actions.
the coins were not on hand. u. s.
District Attorney Walker allowed
Low to keep the coins till the mat
ter should be settled. The sale was
stponed TIL September. a de-
clslon that the coins belong to the
Government will be of great im
portance to collectors, it is said, as
there Is no reason why the rule
should not extend to all such specl
mems In private collections.
Fourth OF suIy Excursion Rates.
The Virginia & Truckee Railroad
will charge the following excursio
raises tt Virginia and return on
July 18th:
From Reno, Hutfakers and
Steamboat. ........ So 90
From Washoe, Franktown
and Lakeview .... l 80
From Carson. Empire and
Brunswick. ........... / GO
From Santiago and Mound
House ................ 20
From Haywards. .. 80
Tickets will be good only on reg
ular trans of July 4th. Conduct
ors will collect regular rates from
passengers not provided with tick
cts who get aboard train- at sta
tons where tickets are sold.
The Reno Committee has char
tered special train which leaves
Virginia at 7:40. and Carson at 9 A.
NJ. Returning leaves Rem, ats P. NJ.
The fare from Carson to Reno and
return being one dollar
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-02

The Drummer License law has
been declared unconstitutional by
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-02
FOR SALE.

TN CARSON CITY A BAKERY
4 with cracker machinery and all ne,
eessary appliances, low in go1d ruu-
ming order; husin IS es ablisntd for
over TWEEN v ans, together with "a
ktO q wellInn h use containing twelve
furnished looms tor tern and price
apply To. j. ID. KELSEY.
June II IN.
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LATER.

VIRGINIA CITY, July /, S:3u P. NJ.
No connection at present writing.